Their somewhat curious,
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Love the shot.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
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malvin wrote:
Except for the dog. Taken while passing through Amish country. malvin
Great image!!!
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RoswellAlien wrote:
Love the shot.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
From another old forty-year English teacher: you need to give it up. If you are to spend your time policing grammar on this site, you'll be at it 24/7. You aren't teaching here; you're observing photos. You are correct, of course, but you aren't going to change the world's grammar on this site. Just lean back and enjoy the images without the red pencil in your hand.
Please don't take this comment as mean-spirited, as it isn't meant to be. Just realize that this site isn't a classroom; it's a photo posting site.
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Sidwalkastronomy
Loc: New Jersey Shore
RoswellAlien wrote:
Love the shot.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
I know I’ll get pilloried for this but, as an old (either way you want to take it) English teacher, it’s “they’re (they are).” “Their” is the possessive - “it’s their dog.” OK. I’ll quit, but again, the expression on their faces is great.
Thanks.
If you're an old English teacher NEVER read USER ID'S post with his fancy spelling
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